(1)Narita airport holds terror drill

NARITA, Japan - Police officials rescue a passenger in their first terror drill against nuclear, biological and chemical weapons at Narita airport near Tokyo on Jan. 19. The drill involving Chiba prefectural police was based on a scenario in which an unknown liquid had leaked from a plastic bag in the No. 2 terminal of Japan's main international airport in Chiba Prefecture, knocking out nearby passengers.

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